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SQLite ​

Zequel supports SQLite for working with local database files. SQLite is a serverless, file-based database engine, so connections are made directly to a file on disk rather than over a network.

Supported versions: SQLite 3+ (bundled engine -- no external server required)

Connection Setup ​

To open a SQLite database, provide the path to the database file on your local filesystem.

FieldDescriptionDefault
File PathAbsolute path to the .db or .sqlite file--

SQLite does not use a host, port, user, or password. Simply select or enter the path to your database file in the connection dialog.

No SSH or SSL ​

Because SQLite operates on local files, SSH tunnels and SSL/TLS connections are not applicable and are not available for SQLite connections.

Supported Features ​

Tables and Columns ​

Create, browse, and manage tables and their columns. The data grid provides inline editing, sorting, and filtering.

Indexes ​

View and manage indexes on your tables.

Foreign Keys ​

Inspect foreign key relationships between tables. Note that foreign key enforcement must be enabled per-connection in SQLite (PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON).

Views ​

Create and manage standard SQL views.

Limitations ​

The following features are not available for SQLite:

  • SSH Tunnels -- Not applicable for local file access.
  • SSL / TLS -- Not applicable for local file access.
  • Routines -- SQLite does not support stored procedures or functions.
  • Triggers -- Not managed through Zequel for SQLite.
  • Users -- SQLite has no built-in user or role management.
  • ER Diagrams -- Not available for SQLite.
  • Process Monitor -- Not applicable for a serverless database.
  • Events -- Not supported by SQLite.
  • Schemas -- SQLite uses a single flat namespace.

Tools ​

Query Editor ​

Write and execute SQL queries with syntax highlighting, autocompletion, and result display in the data grid.

Data Operations ​

  • Browse -- View table data in a paginated data grid.
  • Edit -- Modify cell values directly in the data grid.
  • Import -- Load data into tables from external files.
  • Export -- Export query results or table data to various formats.

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